201 | Ed Yong on How Animals Sense the World
All of us construct models of the world, and update them on the basis of evidence brought to us by […]
201 | Ed Yong on How Animals Sense the World Read More
All of us construct models of the world, and update them on the basis of evidence brought to us by […]
201 | Ed Yong on How Animals Sense the World Read More
Welcome to the June 2022 Ask Me Anything episode of Mindscape! We are inaugurating a slightly different publication schedule, in
The 200th episode of Mindscape! Thanks to everyone for sticking around for this long. To celebrate, a solo episode discussing
200 | Solo: The Philosophy of the Multiverse Read More
Time is everywhere, pervading each aspect of intellectual inquiry — from physics to philosophy to biology to psychology, and all
199 | Elizabeth Cohen on Time and Other Political Values Read More
The origin of life here on Earth was an important and fascinating event, but it was also a long time
198 | Nick Lane on Powering Biology Read More
The concept of the city is a crucial one for human civilization: people living in proximity, bringing in resources from
197 | Catherine Brinkley on the Science of Cities Read More
Welcome to the May 2022 Ask Me Anything episode of Mindscape! These monthly excursions are funded by Patreon supporters (who
To say that event A causes event B is to not only make a claim about our actual world, but
196 | Judea Pearl on Cause and Effect Read More
Evolution has equipped species with a variety of ways to travel through the air — flapping, gliding, floating, not to
195 | Richard Dawkins on Flight and Other Evolutionary Achievements Read More
Photo: Robin Lubbock/WBUR Humans are related to all other species here on Earth, but some are closer relatives than others.
194 | Frans de Waal on Culture and Gender in Primates Read More